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How to prevent displaying "Quit" when pressing C-g?

Looking for a way to silent Emacs. By using this technique I can ignore some messages. But it does not work for C-g as it use signal function internal. How to prevent displaying "Quit" when ...
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Remove messages before and after `compile`

When compiling, how can I remove all output in the *compilation* buffer except output issued by my code itself? i.e. remove everything except the line(s) marked *** below: -*- mode: compilation; ...
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Why does let binding sometimes seem to fail to override a value?

In this example, the message isn't shown, but it's still logged (message-log-max is ignored). (let ((inhibit-message t) (message-log-max nil)) (hs-minor-mode)) The text Showing all blocks ... ...
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How to prevent `Reverting buffer ‘<filename>’` message showing up?

I have plenty of files opened in my emacs daemon. In the background there is a running process which make changes on the *.yaml files that are already opened in my emacs. I am using auto-revert-mode ...
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How do I suppress messages in the echo area (e.g. `Fill column set to 80 (was 80)`)?

When I open a Python file I keep seeing Fill column set to 80 (was 80) message in the echo area. I know I have set it this limit , but I don't want to be keep reminded about it. Is it possible to ...
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Is it possible to suppress `LSP :: Connected to [pyls:N].` message on minibuffer?

When I open a Python file I keep seeing LSP :: Connected to [pyls:N] message in the minibuffer. How can I suppress it? Since I know I have enabled lsp, I don't want to see that message always whenever ...
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Possible to supress the: "Blocking call to accept-process-output with quit inhibited!!" message?

When running a process from a timer, this message is printed a lot. Is there a way to suppress the message entirely? For reference see: https://emacs.stackexchange.com/a/50681/2418
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Problems with inhibit-message [duplicate]

I'm attempting to suppress certain minibuffer messages, but can't seem to get my configuration to work. There are two stack exchange answers that address this (here and here) and both suggest using a ...
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echo-area: disable help messages

I get the following in my minibuffer and I want to disable these basic help messages. Anyone know how? Type C-x 1 to delete the help window Type "q" in help window to restore it's previous buffer ...
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Is there a way to activate (inhibit-message) only for particular modes or buffers?

Is there any way to turn on (inhibit-message) only for particular modes or buffers or frames or windows? (any of those would do)
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